When I get snatches of time, I’m working on changing the layout of this site. If you see anything that looks broken, let me know (especially if you know how to fix it). I already know that the three columns are different lengths in Firefox; tell me how to fix it and I’ll send you something nice.
As if I don’t spend all week hacking Java and Spring and JR*les, now I’ve got a hobby that involves…more programming. Yeesh.
Blog tinkering
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Ray – I like having the calendar up there (that’s new, isn’t it?) It looks great in IE, but for some reason it has a large blank space under the calendar when I look at it in FireFox. For some reason Mozilla and IE don’t treat stylesheets for div classes the same – which I why I finally switched back to using tables on my site.
BTW – your the first person (as far as I know) to list my blog on your “daily reads” – thanks!
Yeah the columns reder that way in Safari also (Unequal lengths). IE does things differently than any other browser, which is annoying because a lot of people program to IE. I’m not sure how to fix it but I’ll ask the person I know who knows CSS the best (Samsarra) if she has any soultions. We can also post that on the MT support forums or ask Elise if she has any pointers.
I’m gonna try to clone over your changes, I’ve been meaning to do a three-way (heh) for a long time.
looks better today on my end. just so you have some data. -s
Yep, much better on FireFox, too. (No big blank spaces.) The only difference now is the column-length thing. If you put “float: left;” in your #container tag, the columns will even out. But then you lose that nice centering effect.
What’s weird is I haven’t changed a thing since I posted this entry.